Answer Posted / Rita Kumari

Some fundamental Ansible terms and concepts are: n1. Playbook: A collection of tasks that define actions to be taken on managed nodes.n2. Task: A single action, such as copying a file, installing a package, or running a command.n3. Role: A collection of related tasks, files, templates, and variables used to organize your playbooks.n4. Handler: A special type of task that can be triggered by other tasks when they have completed.n5. Module: A reusable piece of code written in Python that performs a specific task during play execution.n6. Fact: Data collected about managed nodes, such as operating system version, IP address, etc., which can be accessed and used within Ansible tasks.

Have you worked with ansible before? Please share your experience.

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How do I write an ansible handler with multiple tasks?

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What does fact mean in ansible?

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How to keep secret data in a playbook?

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What is ansible role?

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What is ci/cd?

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What are ansible vaults?

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Is there a web interface / rest api / etc?

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How is ansible different from puppet?

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How to generate crypto passwords for the user module?

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Compare ansible with chef.

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Explain different modules in ansible.

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How do I speed up management inside ec2?

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Suppose you’re using ansible to configure the production environment and your playbook uses an encrypted file. Encrypted files prompt the user to enter passwords. But since ansible is used for automation, can this process be automated?

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Is it possible to build our modules in ansible?

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